... THEATRES. DRURY-LANE. Last night, Mr LEWIS'S popular Drama of Venoni and the Pantomime of Robinson Crusoe, were performed with their usual success. Amongst the nobility present were Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, the Marquis of Abbercorn, the ...

... DRAMA The Brifish Theatre; or, A plays, whirl) are acted at the Drury-lane, Covtni-aariirn, and Haymarket; printed the authority, and p.-r--mission, of the Managei j, from the Prompt Books. >Vitii_ Biographical and Critical Renlarks, Mrs. Inchbald. vols ...

... NUMBER 1860. . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This present evening, Jan. 2, 1809, Their ?.lajeslies* act the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr- Ellistou; Paris, Mr. Putnam; .Merc itio, Bannister; Beiivvlio, Mr. Holland; Tybalt, Mr. De Omip- Friar Lawrence ...

... t, enabled to accompany him. The new Comedy of Man nnd Wife ; or. More Secrets than One, coming forward, this night, at Drury-lane Theatre, will afford Mrs. Jordan an opportunity of displaying her inimitable talents to the greatest advantage. Mrs. H. ...

... he is worthy rival top. The Marquis Wellesley, Countess offiEssuoroVOH, and Lady Caroline and the Hon. Mr. 'Lamb, were at Drury-lane Theatre, last night. Lady Foley had a select party, last evening, at her house, in Hill-street, Berkeley-square, for the ...

... number 1869. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. fpHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. is, 1809, Tfceir Majesties’ Servant* will perform (for the tiaiel.» New Comedy, in five acts, caHed, MAN AND OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. The Chtracters by Holland, Mr. Powell, Mr. Ellisfan ...

... party of friends, including Mr. Fonsonbv, and several ■other Members Opposition. . The new Comedy Alan and Wife went otf, at Drury-lane Theatre, last night, with great spirit, and was followed the Grand Romance of Heard, which Mrs. Mountain resumed the part ...

... committed for further examination. James Britton, a well known character, was apprehended Friday night, in Newton-street, Drury-lane, on suspicion of being one of the robbers concerned in breaking open the house Countess Morton but the principal witness ...

... granted. Thomas Patten was brought up, and pleaded fniltyXo indictment for petty assault on Wilam Hemburn, in public-house Drury-lane.— He was sentenced to pay fine six shillings and eightpence. COURT Of COMMON PLEAS, Ja.v. 26 THE COMPANY OF FRAME-WORK KNITTERS ...

... Thursday night, a was taken up, and lodged in the watch-house ip charger! with spiling orders, forged in the of several persons Drury-lane Theatre, for whatever he could get, chiefly the women the town. tyTELLiGEycr.. COURT OF KIKG’i BUNCH, Jas. 2f. ThfCourt ...

... to make provision for whom, believe, was his G raid's greatest inducement visit the West Indies. A new opera was read in Drury-lane gree* room, last week. The music'by Messrs. B&ahaS and Bishop. The dialogue and poetry were -aid be the production of Mr ...

... THEATRE. DRURY-LANE. Saturday night Mr. Dibdis’s lively Opera The Cabinet was performed to a crowded and ( brilliant audience. Mr. never was in finer voice, nor did greater justice to the beautiful airs allotted to him, in all of which be was encored ...